New Works Project Manager M/F

Amanora TechnologiesPuy-de-DômeEURESpublished 07/30/2026
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Our client, a large industrial group, has entrusted us with the management of some of its projects. We are looking for an experienced New Works Project Manager whose mission will be to lead Project teams by coordinating internal departments and external companies.

As the deputy to the head of the new works department, you will intervene across the entire project life cycle and contribute to the coordination of engineering activities as well as the management of teams and associated resources.

Your missions

  • Manage industrial investment and new works projects, from the study phase to commissioning.
  • Coordinate the various internal and external stakeholders in a co-activity context.
  • Ensure the technical, financial, and scheduling follow-up of projects.
  • Participate in engineering studies, the drafting of specifications, and the consultation of suppliers.
  • Guarantee compliance with safety, quality, and environmental requirements.
  • Support teams in project execution and provide technical support to the various stakeholders.
  • Contribute to the management and animation of a team of engineers and project managers.
  • Participate in defining orientations and the continuous improvement of the department's activities.
  • Update technical documentation files.

Profile sought:

  • You have a higher education degree as a generalist or mechanical engineer (Master's level),
  • You have a minimum of 10 to 15 years of experience in managing complex projects -studies and new works- in industry, including civil engineering, mechanics, and the installation of production equipment
  • You master project management techniques
  • You have a good capacity for synthesis and a global view, and you have skills in organization, decision-making, analysis, Leadership, and communication,
  • You are proactive, rigorous, and methodical
  • Technical English.